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how is the frequency of your osc calculated? for example: the frequency is changed with VCC. if the frequncy is fixed, a good bandgap voltage is normal, the current is calculated by vbg and R. the frequency is found this current and C. three variable parameter are vbg, R and C. vbg is good. R...
Re: bandgap voltage reference
first,must know where noise origin is from? if power or ground is origin, noise of the voltage reference is the same as noise of power or ground. these reference can be used in this ic. if noise origin is from other block, you can use RC filter or buffer
if mos is used as half-bridge,they will work with inductor. when two mos of half bridge is off, the current continue flowing through the inductor from power or ground. this case need body diode of mos on. for the better work, schottky diode is used,parallel connect with body diode of mos.
if your request is high, perhaps offset cancel should be used. In adc, not only opamp need use this technique, but also comparator does. In high precision adc, digital calibration should exist.
different layout of power mos depend on your design and the posistion of power mos in the whole layout. The most important perhaps is several rings of power mos.
Simulate a resistor and power mos between vdd and gnd. Power mos need be post file from layout. Estimate Ron from data of foundry, and adding resistor of metal and via.
The KSVR vs. PSRR
the below is from TI
The supply rejection ratio, kSVR, is the same as the power supply rejection ratio, PSRR. It is defined as the absolute value of the ratio of the change in supply voltages to the resulting change in input offset voltage. Typically both supply voltages are...
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